Contents

Editor’s Introduction
PETER FRANCEV

Two Plus Two: The Self-Evidence of Resistance in Albert Camus' The Plague
BRADEN CANNON

Albert Camus’ Poetics of Strangeness in Translation: A Comparative Analysis of Text in Context
ROOSJE DEJONGHE

Dualisms in Albert Camus’ The Stranger
PETER FRANCEV

“Life is Said in Many Ways”: The Ethical Meaning of Measure Between Refusal of the Absolute and Axiological Relativity
GIOVANNI GAETANI

“J’ai compris que j’étais coupable” (“I understood that I was guilty”): A Hermeneutical Approach to Sexism, Racism, and Colonialism in Albert Camus’ L’Étranger/The Stranger
GEORGE HEFFERNAN

Cogito and Revolt in the Work of Albert Camus: Questions and Problems of Political Phenomenology
ATHANASIS LAGIOS

Camus’ Early “Logic of the Absurd”
THOMAS POELZLER

Creativity and the Absurd: A Study of Creativity in the Works of Albert Camus
RYAN RIBAC

Camus the Athenian
LUKE RICHARDSON

Hawthorne and Camus: Visions of The Fall
DERIK ROBERTSON

Sisyphus: The Hero of Disillusionment
PATRICK SENIUK

The Fall and Diderot’s Rameau’s Nephew
RENÉ STOLBACH

Book Review: Albert Camus’ Critique of Modernity by Ronald D. Srigley
SIMON LEA

Journal of Camus Studies: Manuscript Submission Guidelines